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5 User manual ENG
The hearth can only be installed by a CORGI
registered gas fitter/ dealer. The
requirements in the Building Regulations
concerning installation will have to be met.
Also consult the installation instructions.
Note: Because the hearth is a source of heat,
air circulation will arise. That is why it is
important that you do not use the hearth
shortly after a renovation. By natural air
circulation moisture and volatile components
from paint, building materials, floor coverings
etc. that haven't set yet, are sucked up.
These components can be deposited on cold
surfaces as soot. The first time you should use
the hearth depends on various circumstances.
Consult your gas fitter on this matter
5.1 Cleaning and Maintenance
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The appliance will have to be cleaned
and serviced and the proper
functioning checked by a gas fitter.
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The outside frame of the hearth can
be cleaned with a clean damp cloth.
5.1.1 Cleaning the glass
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Dismount the glass according to the
description in the installation
instructions.
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Remove the deposit with a clean dry
cloth. If necessary, a special ceramic
cleaning agent can be used.
Note: prevent the making of finger marks on
the glass. These cannot be removed once the
fire has burnt them into the glass!
5.1.2 Safety Instructions for the User
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The appliance has been designed for
atmospheric and heating purposes. This
means that all surfaces of the hearth,
including the glass, can become very hot
(hotter than 100 °C). An exception to
this are the bottom of the hearth and
the controls.
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If the hearth has been switched off, wait
for at least three minutes before re-
igniting it again.
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If the hearth switches off with no
known cause, wait for at least 15
minutes before re-igniting the hearth
again. If this happens repeatedly, get in
touch with your gas fitter.
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The hearth should not be used if: The
glass is damaged or has been removed.
If the combustion chamber is open.
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Don't place any inflammable materials in
the combustion chamber.
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Never change the position of the wood
set and never add more decorative
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materials or carrara pebbles than have
been supplied with the hearth. If the
hearth is switched on, the pilot light
should always be visible!
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Don't place any curtains, clothes,
laundry, furniture or other inflammable
materials in the neighbourhood of the
appliance. The minimum safe distance is
100 cm.
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Don't allow children to use the remote
control unit without adult supervision.
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We recommend you always put a fire
screen before the hearth if there are
children, old people or persons with
limited mobility present in the same
room.
5.2 First time the fire is Operated
Before ignition, remove all stickers,
protective wrappings and, if present, rubber
protective padding from the glass.
Make sure the room is properly ventilated the
first time the hearth is switched on. Burn the
hearth at the highest position for some hours
so that the lacquer coating will have an
opportunity to set and possible vapours
released can be safely removed by
ventilation. Keep children and pets outside
the room during this process!
5.3 Manual operation gas control
unit.
Open the control cover, the drawer on the
hearth or pull out the frame on the bottom
towards you. The gas control unit will now
become visible (see fig. 1.3/1.4).
5.3.1 Igniting the pilot flame
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Press button A and hold it while
turning it anti-clockwise from position
to position
and a spark will ignite the pilot flame
(see fig. 1.1)
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If necessary, repeat above-mentioned
action several times, until the pilot
flame has ignited.
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Hold the button down for approx. 10
seconds after the pilot flame has
been ignited.
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Let go of the button, and check if the
pilot flame does not go out.
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Turn button A to position
5.3.2 Igniting the main burner
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With button B the main burner can be
ignited or switched off manually, and
the flame height can be adjusted
continuously.
. You will hear a click,
.